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NE: Nebraska man involved in widespread poaching fined $5,500, loses hunting privileges

Wednesday, March 18, 2009
The Seattle Times

Nebraska man involved in widespread poaching fined $5,500, loses hunting privleges

A 34-year-old North Platte man has been fined almost $5,500 for widespread poaching the last two years.

James Davisson was charged with numerous game law violations. Among them were hunting without permits, hunting in closed season and hunting with illegal weapons.

Davisson had a prior federal conviction for hunting violations.

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